hi

these are the comments from Frank Delaglio about the nmrDraw header format

regards
gary

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Hi Guys,

This is how a peak table directly created by nmrDraw/nmrWish looks.
Note that subsequent programs and functions, such as "nlinLS"/"autoFit.tcl"
will not always keep the "REMARK" and "DATA" statements, so that
you should not rely on the table for this information -- so, for folding
analysis, etc, parameters should be extracted directly from the
spectral data.

Now, when the DATA statements are "correct", like this:

     DATA  X_AXIS HN           1   333   10.501ppm    5.969ppm

     DATA [dimensionOnDisk] [dimensionLabel] [point1] [pointN] [ppm1] [ppmN]

dimensionOnDisk: is a keyword X_AXIS, Y_AXIS, Z_AXIS, A_AXIS

dimensionLabel:  the the name for that dimension, as specificed
                 by -xLAB -yLAB etc during conversion.
                 NOTE: as a rule of thumb, its best if these
                 labels are unique for each dimension ... current
                 versions of the conversion software will adjust
                 the labels accordingly.

point1: is the location of the first point in the peak detection region.
pointN: is the location of the last point in the peak detection region.

ppm1:   is the location of "point1" above, expressed in PPM.
ppmN:   is the location of "pointN" above, expressed in PPM.

REMARK ROI 3D Peak Detection System, File: ft/test%03d.ft3
REMARK Detection Levels: -465836 and 465836
REMARK Detection: X(+/-1) Y(+/-1) Z(+/-1)
REMARK Interpolation: X(+/-1) Y(+/-1) Z(+/-1)
REMARK Noise: 77639.3, Chi2-Threshold: 1.000000e-04, Local Adjustment: None
REMARK Position Tolerances: X(2.0) Y(2.0) Z(2.0)
REMARK Sinc Detect ON, Height Adjustments: X(1.200) Y(1.800) Z(1.800)
REMARK Sinc Detect Linewidths: X(15.0Hz) Y(5.0Hz) Z(0.0Hz)
REMARK Total Peaks: 373, Good Peaks: 373, Questionable Peaks: 0
REMARK Clusters: 323, Max Cluster Size: 4
REMARK ROI Spectral Axis Limits:

DATA  X_AXIS HN           1   333   10.501ppm    5.969ppm
DATA  Y_AXIS CACB         1   258   72.295ppm   19.499ppm
DATA  Z_AXIS N            1   130  135.006ppm  100.769ppm

VARS   INDEX X_AXIS Y_AXIS Z_AXIS DX DY DZ X_PPM Y_PPM Z_PPM X_HZ Y_HZ
Z_HZ XW Y
W ZW XW_HZ YW_HZ ZW_HZ X1 X3 Y1 Y3 Z1 Z3 HEIGHT DHEIGHT VOL PCHI2 TYPE
ASS CLUST
ID MEMCNT
FORMAT %5d %9.3f %9.3f %9.3f %6.3f %6.3f %6.3f %8.3f %8.3f %8.3f %9.3f
%9.3f %9.
3f %7.3f %7.3f %7.3f %8.3f %8.3f %8.3f %4d %4d %4d %4d %4d %4d %+e %+e
%+e %.5f
%d %s %4d %4d

    1   131.415    14.241    12.217  0.485  0.106  0.109    8.721
69.575  132.0
29  5233.727 10499.655  8029.858   4.320   2.567   2.544   35.396
79.578   41.
060  130  133   14   15   11   13 -1.132878e+06  4.856259e+04
-1.365120e+07 0.00
000 1 None    1    1
    2   131.377    52.458    12.200  0.308  0.220  0.074    8.721
61.724  132.0
33  5234.039  9314.861  8030.123   4.304   3.424   2.323   35.265
106.158   37.
490  129  133   51   54   12   13  1.264963e+06  4.567070e+04
2.243079e+07 0.00
000 1 None    2    1

... etc ...

Quoting varioustoxins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

Hi Frank
A fairy technical question nmrDraw peak files have have shift ranges
and axes in the header e.g

DATA  X_AXIS 1H           1     1   11.037ppm    5.532ppm
DATA  Y_AXIS 15N          1     1  131.840ppm  103.094ppm
DATA  Z_AXIS 1H           1     1   11.291ppm   -1.704ppm

can i check some things (I will use zero based offsets)
1. i take it that field 1 X_AXIS is an axis name and can be any string
or is it an axis direction and therefore one of X_AXIS,Y_AXIS,Z_AXIS,
A_AXIS
2. I take it that field 2 is a nucleus type
3. what are the two fields that have 1's in them? (this data is
actually from ccpn format converter and maybe non conformant in some
aspects)
4. are the shifts in the two ppm fields the first and last point in
the spectrum or do they contain 'picket fence' corrections (i.e. +/-
digital resolution?


many thanks
gary






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